Vyra: Intelligent Web Video Editor for Claude Agents via MCP
Vyra is a web-based video editor that connects to Claude (and other agents) via MCP. The app pre-indexes and preprocesses uploaded footage so that Claude can search semantically and understand the content it's working with — instead of editing blindly.
Key Features
- Semantic search: Agents can query footage by content, not just filenames.
- Motion graphics support
- Music sync – automatic beat detection and alignment
- Smart masking
- Transcript-based editing – trim or rearrange based on spoken words
- Color grading tools
- 30+ effects (filters, transitions, etc.)
Try It
You can test a live demo with preloaded footage at https://app.usevyra.com/demo. The full app (https://usevyra.com) also supports connecting your own Claude or Claude Code agent via MCP.
Who It's For
Developers building AI-powered video editing workflows, or anyone using Claude agents to automate video production.
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